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Songs of Travel: No. 1, The Vagabond - I Have Lived & Loved -
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Songs of Travel: No. 2, Let Beauty Awake - I Have Lived & Loved -
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Songs of Travel: No. 3, The Roadside Fire - I Have Lived & Loved -
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Songs of Travel: No. 4, Youth and Love - I Have Lived & Loved -
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Songs of Travel: No. 5, In Dreams - I Have Lived & Loved -
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Songs of Travel: No. 6, The Infinite Shining Heavens - I Have Lived & Loved -
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Songs of Travel: No. 7, Whither Must I Wander? - I Have Lived & Loved -
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Songs of Travel: No. 8, Bright Is the Ring of Words - I Have Lived & Loved -
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Songs of Travel: No. 9, I Have Trod the Upward and Downward Slope - I Have Lived & Loved -
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The Poisoned Kiss, Act II: Dear Love, Behold - I Have Lived & Loved -
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Sir John in Love: See the Chariot at Hand - I Have Lived & Loved -
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Hugh the Drover: The Devil and Bonyparty - I Have Lived & Loved -
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Come Sleep - I Have Lived & Loved -
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Sappho: How Soon Will All My Lovely Days Be Over - I Have Lived & Loved -
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Down by the River - I Have Lived & Loved -
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Spring - I Have Lived & Loved -
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Bold William Taylor - I Have Lived & Loved -
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Weaving Song - I Have Lived & Loved -
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Died for Love - I Have Lived & Loved -
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Dedication II - I Have Lived & Loved -
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Fair Young Mary - I Have Lived & Loved -
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A Reiver's Neck-Verse - I Have Lived & Loved -
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Under a Bridge - I Have Lived & Loved -
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Hubby and Wifey - I Have Lived & Loved -
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Up-Country Song - Version for Voices and Piano - I Have Lived & Loved -
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Song cycle, to poems by Eichendorff, Op. 39: No. 1, Far from home - Schumann in English, Vol. 1 -
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Song cycle, to poems by Eichendorff, Op. 39: No. 2, Intermezzo - Schumann in English, Vol. 1 -
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Song cycle, to poems by Eichendorff, Op. 39: No. 3, A forest dialogue - Schumann in English, Vol. 1 -
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Song cycle, to poems by Eichendorff, Op. 39: No. 4, Silence - Schumann in English, Vol. 1 -
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Song cycle, to poems by Eichendorff, Op. 39: No. 5, Moonlit night - Schumann in English, Vol. 1 -
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Song cycle, to poems by Eichendorff, Op. 39: No. 6, A beautiful foreign land - Schumann in English, Vol. 1 -
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Song cycle, to poems by Eichendorff, Op. 39: No. 7, In a castle - Schumann in English, Vol. 1 -
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Song cycle, to poems by Eichendorff, Op. 39: No. 8, In a foreign country - Schumann in English, Vol. 1 -
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Song cycle, to poems by Eichendorff, Op. 39: No. 9, Sadness - Schumann in English, Vol. 1 -
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Song cycle, to poems by Eichendorff, Op. 39: No. 10, Twilight - Schumann in English, Vol. 1 -
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Song cycle, to poems by Eichendorff, Op. 39: No. 11, In a wood - Schumann in English, Vol. 1 -
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Song cycle, to poems by Eichendorff, Op. 39: No. 12, Spring night - Schumann in English, Vol. 1 -
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A Poet’s Love, Op. 48: No. 1, In May, the sweetest time of year - Schumann in English, Vol. 1 -
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A Poet’s Love, Op. 48: No. 2, Perhaps my tears could water - Schumann in English, Vol. 1 -
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A Poet’s Love, Op. 48: No. 3, The birds and the bees - Schumann in English, Vol. 1 -
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A Poet’s Love, Op. 48: No. 4, I gaze into your eyes of blue - Schumann in English, Vol. 1 -
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A Poet’s Love, Op. 48: No. 5, Creation is kissed by the starlight - Schumann in English, Vol. 1 -
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A Poet’s Love, Op. 48: No. 6, The vast and vaulted cathedral - Schumann in English, Vol. 1 -
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A Poet’s Love, Op. 48: No. 7, I don’t complain - Schumann in English, Vol. 1 -
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A Poet’s Love, Op. 48: No. 8, If only the flowers in the garden - Schumann in English, Vol. 1 -
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A Poet’s Love, Op. 48: No. 9, The room is whirling and swirling - Schumann in English, Vol. 1 -
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A Poet’s Love, Op. 48: No. 10, Sometimes I hear the music - Schumann in English, Vol. 1 -
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A Poet’s Love, Op. 48: No. 11, A boy’s in love with someone - Schumann in English, Vol. 1 -
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A Poet’s Love, Op. 48: No. 12, A beautiful summer morning - Schumann in English, Vol. 1 -
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A Poet’s Love, Op. 48: No. 13, I dreamed I was weeping - Schumann in English, Vol. 1 -
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A Poet’s Love, Op. 48: No. 14, At night-time it happens - Schumann in English, Vol. 1 -
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A Poet’s Love, Op. 48: No. 15, In my imagination - Schumann in English, Vol. 1 -
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A Poet’s Love, Op. 48: No. 16, A thousand empty love songs - Schumann in English, Vol. 1 -
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A woman’s life, a woman’s love, Op. 42: No. 1, Ever since I saw him - Schumann in English, Vol. 1 -
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A woman’s life, a woman’s love, Op. 42: No. 2, How on earth can I describe him? - Schumann in English, Vol. 1 -
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A woman’s life, a woman’s love, Op. 42: No. 3, Perhaps I dreamed that it happened - Schumann in English, Vol. 1 -
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A woman’s life, a woman’s love, Op. 42: No. 4, Oh ring on my finger - Schumann in English, Vol. 1 -
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A woman’s life, a woman’s love, Op. 42: No. 5, Somebody help me - Schumann in English, Vol. 1 -
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A woman’s life, a woman’s love, Op. 42: No. 6, Dearest love - Schumann in English, Vol. 1 -
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A woman’s life, a woman’s love, Op. 42: No. 7, Nobody told me - Schumann in English, Vol. 1 -
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A woman’s life, a woman’s love, Op. 42: No. 8, Now you have hurt me - Schumann in English, Vol. 1 -
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Parry: Judith
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Judith, Introduction: Allegro spiritoso - Parry: Judith -
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Judith, Intermezzo. Babylon, The Repentance of Manasseh: Lento espressivo - I will bear the indignation of God (Manasseh) - Parry: Judith -
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Judith, Act I Scene 1. Moloch: Processional Music of Worshippers - Hail, Moloch! (Worshippers) - Parry: Judith -
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Judith, Act II Scene 1. The Return of Manasseh: Maestoso. Sostenuto espressivo - Wail! Wail! Ye solitary people (Jews of Jerusalem - Parry: Judith -
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Judith, Act I Scene 1. Moloch: Draw near and worship. O my people! (Manasseh) - Parry: Judith -
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Judith, Act II Scene 1. The Return of Manasseh: The Lord is long-suffering and merciful (Meshullemeth) - Parry: Judith -
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Judith, Act I Scene 1. Moloch: Have mercy, dread Moloch (Worshippers) - Parry: Judith -
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Judith, Act II Scene 1. The Return of Manasseh: Our King is come again from distant lands (Jews of Jerusalem) - Parry: Judith -
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Judith, Act I Scene 1. Moloch: Hear ye the word of your god! (High Priest) - Parry: Judith -
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Judith, Act II Scene 1. The Return of Manasseh: Behold, how great is the mercy of our God (Manasseh) - He brought us out of the da - Parry: Judith -
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Judith, Act I Scene 1. Moloch: Hail! thou art highly favoured, King! (Worshippers) - My children's Moloch's! (Manasseh) - Parry: Judith -
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Judith, Act II Scene 2. The Message of Holofernes: Hear ye the words of the captain of the great King (Messenger) - Parry: Judith -
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Judith, Act I Scene 1. Moloch: Bring now the children! (Worshippers) - Parry: Judith -
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Judith, Act II Scene 2. The Message of Holofernes: Woe, woe! Our city's walls are broken (Jews of Jerusalem) - Parry: Judith -
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Judith, Act I Scene 1. Moloch: Hearken, O King! (High Priest) - Parry: Judith -
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Judith, Act II Scene 2. The Message of Holofernes: Let us give thanks unto the Lord our God (Judith) - Parry: Judith -
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Judith, Act I Scene 1. Moloch: Hail, Moloch, hail! (Worshippers) - Parry: Judith -
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Judith, Act II Scene 2. The Message of Holofernes: I pray Thee, O God of my fathers (Judith) - Parry: Judith -
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Judith, Act I Scene 2. The Children: Dialogue. Andante sostenuto - O mother, tell us once again (Children and Meshullemeth) - Parry: Judith -
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Judith, Act II Scene 2. The Message of Holofernes: The God of our fathers give thee favour (People) - Parry: Judith -
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Judith, Act I Scene 2. The Children: Ballad. Long since in Egypt's plenteous land (Meshullemeth and Children) - Parry: Judith -
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Judith, Act II Scene 3. The Exploit of Judith: The Walls of Jerusalem. Night - See ye the campfires of the host of Assur (Chorus o - Parry: Judith -
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Judith, Act I Scene 2. The Children: Great Queen, the King calls for his children (Chorus of Priests of Moloch, Meshullemeth, and - Parry: Judith -
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Judith, Act II Scene 3. The Exploit of Judith: Ho! ye upon the walls! (Judith) - Parry: Judith -
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Judith, Act I Scene 2. The Children: Lady! thou Queen of Israel! (Judith) - Parry: Judith -
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Judith, Act II Scene 3. The Exploit of Judith: Arise, O Israel! Smite ye your enemies (Jews of JerusalemJews of Jerusalem) - Parry: Judith -
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Judith, Act I Scene 3. The Sacrifice: Moloch! Moloch! give ear! (Chorus of Priests) - My people, see, the holy children come (Mana - Parry: Judith -
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Judith, Act II Scene 3. The Exploit of Judith: God breaketh the battle (Manasseh) - Parry: Judith -
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Judith, Act I Scene 3. The Sacrifice: Stay your hideous mockeries! (Judith) - Parry: Judith -
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Judith, Finale: I will sing unto the Lord (Judith) - Parry: Judith -
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Judith, Act I Scene 3. The Sacrifice: Now shall the Lord Jehovah visit you (Judith) - Parry: Judith -
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Judith, Finale: Put off, O Jerusalem, the garment of thy mourning (Chorus) - Parry: Judith -
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Judith, Act I Scene 3. The Sacrifice: Who is this that raileth at Moloch? (Worshippers of Moloch) - Parry: Judith -
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Judith, Act I Scene 3. The Sacrifice: O King, give ear! (Messenger) - Parry: Judith -
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Judith, Act I Scene 3. The Sacrifice: Fear not, my people (Manasseh) - Parry: Judith -
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Judith, Finale. The Coming of the Assyrians: The host of Assur is like a swarm of locusts (Worshippers of Moloch) - Parry: Judith -
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Judith, Finale. The Coming of the Assyrians: Jerusalem was loved of the Lord (Judith) - Parry: Judith -
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Judith, Finale. The Coming of the Assyrians: Moloch, Moloch, hear us now (Priests of Moloch) - Rise in might and scatter our foes - Parry: Judith -
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Judith, Finale. The Coming of the Assyrians: Fly! Fly! The host of Assur is come on us (People) - Parry: Judith -
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Judith, Finale. The Coming of the Assyrians: Jerusalem, that was Queen of the nations (People) - Parry: Judith -
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Suite in F, Op. 33, L. 39: I. Prélude - Roussel: Évocations, Pour une Fête de Printemps & Suite in F -
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Suite in F, Op. 33, L. 39: II. Sarabande - Roussel: Évocations, Pour une Fête de Printemps & Suite in F -
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Suite in F, Op. 33, L. 39: III. Gigue - Roussel: Évocations, Pour une Fête de Printemps & Suite in F -
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Pour une fête de printemps, Op. 22, L. 25 - Roussel: Évocations, Pour une Fête de Printemps & Suite in F -
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Évocations, Op. 15, L. 16: I. Les Dieux dans I'ombre des cavernes - Roussel: Évocations, Pour une Fête de Printemps & Suite in F -
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Évocations, Op. 15, L. 16: II. La Ville rose - Roussel: Évocations, Pour une Fête de Printemps & Suite in F -
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Évocations, Op. 15, L. 16: III. Aux bords du Fleuve sacré - Roussel: Évocations, Pour une Fête de Printemps & Suite in F -
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